3. GAT for Reaching Higher
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Our Vision
To champion the visions of LCI and LCIF:
To be the global leader in
community and humanitarian
service and to reignite the
passion for service in our Lions
and Leos.
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7. What does GAT do?
One team approach
Membership growth
Resources, inputs & feedback
Leadership development
Foundation support
Service information
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8. How does GAT get it done?
Collaboration &
teamwork
Monitoring progress
Goals &
action plans
Constant
communication
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10. Assess, Plan & Recognize
Assessment Planning Recognition
• District Leadership Assessment
• Action Plan Template Word | PDF
• Art of Recognition Handbook
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11. Lions Learning Center
Club Officer Training
Goal Setting
Delegation
Effective Listening
Virtual
Training
• Lions Learning Center
• Accessing the LLC
• LLC FAQs
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14. Membership Reports Toolbox
01
Membership Growth Events Toolbox
02
New Club Development Guide
03
Member orientation and mentoring
Club Quality Initiative
Membership satisfaction guide
Promoting your club
04
Today
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15. Membership Reports Toolbox
Club/District
Health
Assessments
Membership
growth, financial
health, reporting
trends, club
officer vacancies,
LCIF donations
Cumulative
Report
Cumulative
membership and
club summary
report fiscal year-
to-date
Club lists and
status,
membership
count and last
membership
reporting date
District monthly
report of
membership
types and gender
by club,
breakdown of
family units,
students, Leo-
Lions and young
adults
5 Year Trend
Report
Gain/loss analysis
of clubs and
members per
district
Specialty Clubs
Report
Monthly report of
all specialty clubs
and their
category
designation
Insights
A dynamic
dashboard of
statistics- position
specific. Club and
membership
trends, donations
statistics, as well
as service impact.
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Membership
Register Report
Summary of
Membership
16. 2021 2020 2019
2015 2016 2017
2018
2014
Five Year Trend Report
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Tool One:
What trends do the data show?
18. Club Health Assessment
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Tool Two:
Which clubs need closer attention?
Service Reporting
Club Status
Reporting History
Officer Rotation
Net membership
Low Membership
No LCIF Donations
23. Membership Growth Event Presentation
Membership Satisfaction Guide
Blueprint for a Stronger Club
Your Club, Your Way
Club Quality Initiative (CQI)
Membership Growth Event Toolbox
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Tools
34. Service
Reporting
• Accurately measure our global impact
• Identify best ways to work together
• Bring attention to our great work
• Ensure clubs’ service is supported
Reporting Service helps:
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35. Service
Awards
Criteria
Club in active status
Completed a service project
Reported in MyLion
Addressed LCI/LCIF causes
Demonstrated creativity
Achieved impact
Elevated our brand
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37. Success Stories
1. One Team Approach
2. Significance and Impact of GAT
3. Inspire Lions to take action
4. How Lions work to accomplish goals
: GAT@lionsclubs.org
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38. Resources
Global Action Team Webpage
Toolboxes and Resources
Quarterly via email to GAT members;
action items and helpful tools
GAT Action Team Newsletter
Hub for links, resources, updates;
monthly live streams with staff
GAT Team Facebook Group
Three main channels of communication
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Social Media Statistics And Trends
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We all want Lions and LCIF to be the global leader in community and humanitarian service
We want to be recognized by the public, and for the community to know about Lions and what we do.
We want our Lions to be excited and proud to be a part of our great organization.
Excitement is contagious. When Lions are excited and passionate about the service they provide, they attract family, friends, colleagues, neighbors, and other community leaders. They make people want to belong to a great organization that does so much for the community.
Have you ever wanted to do more in your community/district but were unable to because you didn’t have enough Lions to support it?
Has your district or club ever struggled trying to get Lions to take on leadership roles?
Has your club ever lost members due to club conflicts or lack of engagement and meaningful service?
As leaders of Lions, we take on the responsibility to leave our district or club better at the end of the year than it was when we started. To make improvements, strategic changes, and to be responsible for ensuring we are improving in all areas, including leadership, membership, service, club operations, and marketing.
GAT touches every club, district, zone and region. To help you understand who is involved in the Global Action Team, lets go through the members level by level.
One-team approach to achieve goals. The Global Action Team puts the entire Lions network to work for districts and clubs. It brings the GLT, GMT, and GST together to support districts and clubs in reaching their goals. When we work as a team, we can make the most impact.
Leadership development. It provides leadership development opportunities that can empower Lions to lead and serve their communities and districts. Strong leaders can help drive membership, champion new service projects and ensure that districts and clubs position themselves for continued success.
Membership Growth. The GAT can also help districts and clubs develop effective membership programs to start new clubs and attract new members, and they can help clubs create a great membership experience that will keep new and seasoned members coming back. More members allow clubs to bring more service to their communities.
Service Innovation. They also assist districts and clubs in identifying resources and best practices to improve their service projects and, by extension, their impact. Quality service projects increase member satisfaction and help to attract new members who are looking to serve.
Foundation Support. The GAT supports and promotes Lions donations to LCIF and Campaign 100. By supporting our foundation, we are supporting Lions all over the world who are in need of various grants and other financial support.
Share and Utilize Resources. Lions International, provides GAT members access to numerous resources for leadership, membership, service, operations, and marketing that can be used to support districts and clubs.
Provide Input and Feedback. Members of the GAT have opportunities to share their input on resources that are in development and/or feedback on how it is utilized and regionalized for their area.
Report. Clubs should be submitting their monthly membership report and reporting on any service projects that have been conducted. MD and districts submit reports on trainings that were conducted.
By involving the entire team in both the goal setting and goal attaining process, GAT is able to have a consistent approach in all aspects of Lionism that strengthens clubs and districts.
The Service Journey is an approach to living and serving well. To making a real difference people can see and feel. It encompasses four simple phases: Learn, Discover, Act, and Celebrate. We love these words because they transcend organizational formulas. They have no borders. They are the essence of Lions and Leos.
Over the last 100 years, the kindness of Lions and Leos has multiplied across borders, oceans, and continents. With over 1.4 million members, we now have an opportunity to truly change our world. That’s why we’re uniting our global service around five areas of need. These Global Causes present significant challenges to humanity, and we believe it’s our turn to meet them.
Lions Clubs International has a number of service project opportunities. Lions can join lions around the world in serving our global causes. LCI offers resources to help plan service projects.
Service Project Planners are a collection of downloadable tools designed for clubs that are ready to engage our global causes in their community.
In addition to LCI’s service programs and project planners, there are many ways that clubs can serve within our global causes.
Lions listen to the needs of their communities and are voices to create change. Advocacy is a new way to serve our causes. We can participate in advocacy by using our voice—through community awareness and education, legislation and public policy, events and partnerships. As community leaders, we can speak for those who need to be heard in front of those who need to hear them.
To effectively tell our story, measure our impact and grow membership, it’s critical that all clubs report service. Every project we participate in as Lions and Leos, no matter how big or small, is valuable and helps us continue our journey toward serving 200 million people per year.
The Kindness Matters Service Award is given annually to a handful of clubs for performing an outstanding service project in one of our global cause areas. Nominated at the club level, the Kindness Matters Service Award is a challenge for Lions and Leos to develop exceptionally innovative and creative service projects with the aim of leaving a positive impact in their communities.
Convention service projects allow Lions to experience first-hand, how host city Lions serve those in need. Projects take place at the convention center and at various locations throughout the host city.